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Denture Liners: Comfort, Stability, and Pain Relief
A denture liner is a soft, flexible layer (silicone or acrylic) placed between a denture and gums to cushion and stabilize. They can be temporary (days/weeks) or permanent (months/years).
Uses
- Improve fit of loose/ill-fitting dentures.
- Add cushioning and support to gums.
- Reduce irritation and pain.
- Seal gaps to prevent food trapping.
- Enhance retention, especially with severe bone loss.
Benefits
- Increased comfort and stability.
- Less irritation and pain.
- Better chewing and speech.
- Improved confidence.
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